A Month of Freedom. An American Poem
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But yet I do not like the solemn way In which the grown-up children ride around Their little painted hobby horses on The little railroad circle. And within, The " recreative garden" where they roll The nine-pin balls, I do not like the pond In which they keep tame fishes to be caught By visiters at such a price per hour, And then thrown back agam, when they have wrenched The barbed hook from their bleeding jaws. Oh how I wished that they were in the fishes' place, And I myself a customer. But t...his Is for the men. As for the fairer sex. — But softly ! — softly ! — They, the morning stars Of life ; they, whose bright smiles alone inspire The soldier's daring, statesman's eloquence.
And poet's fancy, — and it may be, too.
52 A MONTH OF FREEDOM.
This careless rambling verse, which leads me now Its wild-goose course, oh ! they must not be named With aught approaching e'en to ribaldry.
And there are faces here, bright as e'er formed The basis of a poet's dream, and ne'er Did bard before the shrine of beauty bow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But yet I do not like the solemn way In which the grown-up children ride around Their little painted hobby horses on The little railroad circle. And within, The " recreative garden" where they roll The nine-pin balls, I do not like the pond In which they keep tame fishes to be caught By visiters at such a price per hour, And then thrown back agam, when they have wrenched The barbed hook from their bleeding jaws. Oh how I wished that they were in the fishes' place, And I myself a customer. But t...his Is for the men. As for the fairer sex. — But softly ! — softly ! — They, the morning stars Of life ; they, whose bright smiles alone inspire The soldier's daring, statesman's eloquence.
And poet's fancy, — and it may be, too.
52 A MONTH OF FREEDOM.
This careless rambling verse, which leads me now Its wild-goose course, oh ! they must not be named With aught approaching e'en to ribaldry.
And there are faces here, bright as e'er formed The basis of a poet's dream, and ne'er Did bard before the shrine of beauty bow.
What to read after A Month of Freedom. An American Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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